Binance

Binance is the largest crypto exchange in the world by trading volume and one of the most consequential companies in the entire industry, despite the legal and regulatory pressure that has reshaped its operations over the last several years. The coverage here tracks what matters: volume and market share across spot, futures, and options as Binance defends its position against Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, and the rest of the global venue landscape, regulatory actions from the DOJ settlement to ongoing pressure from the SEC, CFTC, and international regulators, token listings and delistings that move altcoin prices within minutes of announcement, BNB Chain developments and the broader Binance ecosystem of products including Launchpad, Earn, and the Web3 wallet, the Changpeng Zhao narrative as the founder transitions out of executive roles but remains the dominant public face of the brand, and Star Xu vs CZ and the recurring industry feuds that occasionally turn into billion dollar wagers. Binance moves the market when it acts. A listing announcement creates immediate volume. A delisting triggers a sell-off. A wallet movement gets analyzed within minutes. Coinliva covers the listings, the regulatory cases, the executive moves, and the broader question of how an exchange this large operates under permanent regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions.

Analysis

Freedom of Money: What CZ's Prison Memoir Actually Reveals — And What It Carefully Avoids

Changpeng Zhao wrote most of his 457-page memoir inside a federal prison facility. He released it on April 8, 2026, with all proceeds going to charity. It is the most detailed first-person account of Binance's rise — and of the events that ended his tenure as CEO. The book is candid where candor is safe. Where it is not, it is carefully constructed. Both things are worth understanding.

By Jan Kara